Kid? Really? Nida isn't even impressed by that. Puts that press smile back on and decidedly does not punch Tony for calling him a kid.

"People can be busy and find time for all sorts of things," Nida answered, voice absolutely flat. "And I don't care how you run your forge. What I care about is Almasy, and provided that stays neat, then we're good. If he's going to make ridiculous things, whatever. But he needs the good."

There is a moment, though, where the smile on his lips goes genuine. Actual approval, actual emotion.

"He's been doing better since he came here. Came to you. Which makes you a good man in my books, Mister Stark. I sure as Hyne hope you stay there, because he needs people in his corner."